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- 1111: Genetic Variations
- ... are just a few examples of how genetic variations form the planet on which we live. Other examples include the family of ruminants and how they are able to digest lysazine, the mutations caused by X-ray radiation in the fruit fly, and countless other experiments scientists perform to get a better understanding of how mutations affect the world around us. Each organism on this planet had origins from mistakes. Mother ...
- 1112: Nick Carraway: A Good Narrator
- ... the most important fact about the author choosing Nick Carraway to be the narrator of the story is Nick was the protagonist's neighbor and his only true friend. As the neighbor of the protagonist‘X Jay Gatsby, Nick observed that Jay Gatsby had held a party on every Friday night, and most of the guests were celebrities; and he also noticed that Jay always looked at the flashing green light ...
- 1113: Social Security: Problem and Solution
- ... currently used by the federal government for other spending. When the last of the baby boomers retire, the payroll tax would have to almost double to maintain benefits. This creates an undue burden on Generation X-ers, and solutions need to be found to prevent this from happening. II. The Solution * Citizens should be given a choice on whether or not they wish to invest their own Social Security funds in ...
- 1114: Gant, The Fashionable Alternative!
- ... may decide to purchase Gant, and/or additional products beyond Gants merchandise. In the next year, co-operative advertising expenditures will remain constant, but over time, they will be phased out by approximately 25%. X. New Direction Research indicates that consumers are less inclined to request the Gant name than they are other brands. Clearly, something has to be done to move away from an ongoing dependency on short-term ...
- 1115: A Date with Kosinski
- ... that happens in the novel using very descriptive words and phrases. The main character of the novel is George Levanter. He poses as an investor and a playboy. "Blind Date" is in fact almost rated X novel because Levanter makes love to many women through his whole life, all of which are described in detail in the novel. Kosinski writes Levanter as a secret man and many times never revealing who ...
- 1116: Genetics
- ... plan to clone little Hitlers. In Jurassic Park, cloning technology brings back dinosaurs to be displayed in an island zoo. The beasts are freed, and they proceed to slaughter a group of parkgoers. In the X-Files episode "Eve", FBI agents are faced with psychotic clones. In Michael Keaton's Multiplicity, an average man, wishing there was more of him to go around, creates three clones of himself, but finds that ...
- 1117: Tortilla Flat
- ... Corcoran, Vehicle for Evil V. Jesus Maria's Accident VI. Candle for St. Francis of Assisi Starts House on Fire VII. Pirate Drawn-in--Not Robbed VIII. Mystic Treasure - The Grail IX. Vacuum Cleaner Episode X. Paternal Ethics--Corporal's Baby Dies [Helen of Troy-Paris/Criseyde-Diomede/Lancelot-Guinevere] XI. Brutal Solution Turns into Friendly Act XII. Pirates Dogs See Holy Vision [Grail] XIII. Gang Robs Food for Helpless Woman ...
- 1118: The Roles Of I-330 And O-90
- ... D-503 that I-330 does. D-503 meets I-330 on a walk with O-90. She is describes as having unusually white, sharp teeth, and appearing slender and tough. Her eyebrows make an X across her face. I-330 is one of the most important characters in We. She is in total rebellion against the government of OneState, as much as D-503 is devoted to it. She smokes ...
- 1119: A Financial Evaluation of General Electric Corporation
- ... well known division that produces and sells light bulbs for the home and for industry. Medical systems - where G.E. has a joint venture with Picker in offering medical imaging equipment including C.T. scanners, x-ray machines, M.R.I.s, diagnostic Ultrasound and mammography. Television - including owning NBC and in joint ventures in the ownership of CNBC and MSNBC. Plastics - mainly the manufacturing of plastics. Power systems - mainly the ...
- 1120: The Glass Meangere
- ... Live 106). The playwright credits his grandfather with instilling in him a love of books (Leverich 37), that led to writing as escape from the torment of his heterosexist peers (Williams, Sweet Bird of Youth x). Leverich writes that Williams "made every effort to keep the knowledge [of his homosexuality] from his mother in particular"; however, he shared this knowledge with his grandfather, who not only accepted his grandson's homosexuality ...
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